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Shangri-La Guilin Offers City’s First Exclusive Li River Tour
Despite its popularity as a tourist destination, Guilin has lagged behind other cities in providing both world-class accommodations and a high-end tourist experience for business travelers or high-end visitors.
Read Full Story »Will A “Hao Ke” Buy China’s First Hawker 4000 Business Jet?
The private and business jet industry may still be in its infancy in China, but that hasn’t stopped some of the world’s top jet makers from betting on its potential in coming years.
Read Full Story »The “Creative Labyrinth” Of Shanghai
The New York Times writes today on Shanghai’s creative boom, which has enticed numerous artists, architects, designers and businesspeople from China and around the world to set up shop in “the Paris of the East.”
Read Full Story »Art Auction Houses Look To Chinese Collectors In 2010
Last year, in virtually every class of auction (mostly in Hong Kong), from wine to jewelry to traditional Chinese and Chinese contemporary art, mainland collectors seemed to be ubiquitous, snapping up prize items well above high estimates.
Read Full Story »LAN Combines Chinese And Western Jewelry Design (Video)
Among white-collar Chinese women, the target audience, Lan’s collections have already taken off.
Read Full Story »Happy New Year from Jing Daily
Come back next Monday for more news and commentary on the business of culture and luxury in China, and keep an eye on us in 2010, as we bring together new features, interviews, guests and functionality in the year of the Tiger.
Read Full Story »2009 Wrap-Up: Hong Kong Becomes Asia’s Wine Capital (Video)
As 2009 nears its end, it’s helpful to look at one of the major trends that reshaped the wine market over the past year and reoriented the wine industry’s collective focus eastward: the staggering growth in demand for wine in Hong Kong and, by extension, the Chinese mainland.
Read Full Story »Jade And Tea: Chinese Luxury 101
While cars and villas enjoy upscale luxury status in modern Chinese society, jade and tea are more treasured and considered more dignified due to their deep cultural roots as well as the intricate traditional craftsmanship employed in their creation.
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